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From what I've seen, just about every OS has the same issues with updates nowadays. If you think about it, if an update reaches 1.000.000 users, and 0.1% perce
by ihalip 5y ago
From what I've seen, just about every OS has the same issues with updates nowadays.
If you think about it, if an update reaches 1.000.000 users, and 0.1% percent of them have an issue with it, that's 1.000 people who have to waste hours getting their system back up (and potentially recover lost data, if it's even possible).
- GeekyBear 5y agoWhat other OS has shipped update bugs that deleted user data for the last three years in a row?
- sn_master 5y agoYes, but MS has three decades of experience and unlimited resources. You'd expect they have better setup to catch regression bugs.
- jlgaddis 5y ago> You'd expect they have better setup to catch regression bugs. They did... then, AIUI, they eliminated the entire department... and here we are.
- BelenusMordred 5y agoDebian doesn't have problems like this despite being mainly built by volunteers and living off donations.